Examples of using "Benim" in a sentence and their english translations:
My life, my rules.
- That's me.
- That's me!
- It's me.
- It's me!
"My own garden is my own garden!"
My house, my rules.
My time is not my own.
My choices are my own.
My money is my money.
- I am to blame.
- I'm to blame.
- I am to blame.
- It's my fault.
- It is my fault.
This is my doing.
- This is my dog.
- The dog is mine.
- This dog is mine.
- It is my dog.
- That is my dog.
- That's my dog.
- You are my hero.
- You're my hero.
- You are my friend.
- You're my friend.
- The horse is mine.
- This is my horse.
- It's my horse.
- No one seems to care about my problems.
- Nobody seems to care about my problems.
This is my house.
- Tom is my friend.
- Tom's my friend.
You're sitting in my seat.
My prescription:
It's not mine.
My generation
were not mine.
The property is mine.
- This is mine!
- This is mine.
The bicycle is mine.
It was my mistake.
- My mistake.
- My mistake!
Those are mine.
- Which is mine?
- Which one is mine?
- Which one's mine?
You were my friend.
Speaking.
- This is mine!
- This is mine.
The decision is mine.
Oh, it is me!
- That's MY line!
- That's my line!
The dog is mine.
- You are my friend.
- You're my friend.
These are mine.
It wasn't mine.
I'm the one they want.
- You are in my seat.
- You're in my seat.
The middle one is mine.
- My mistake.
- My bad!
- My mistake!
The horse is mine.
Mary is mine.
You're my age.
I've got that.
It was my responsibility.
The problem is me.
- I am to blame.
- I'm to blame.
- I'm guilty.
- I am the law!
- I'm the law.
- They are mine!
- They're mine.
The fault is mine.
- It should've been mine.
- It should have been mine.
This is my job.
What happened to "my body, my choice"?
- That's my dictionary.
- That is my dictionary.
It is my dog.
- I am to blame.
- It's my fault.
- I'm to blame.
My name is Ludwig.
This is my daughter.
This is me and this is my cat.
"This isn't mine." "It's not mine either."
He's after me.
- She's my wife.
- That's my wife.
This is my cat.
My wallet's gone.
It's me again, Tom.